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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1935
Page
8
Dorothy Dix asserts half of marital happiness rests on men and that wives grow bored when husbands neglect romance. She likens men’s belief in undying love to a melodrama villain and urges husbands to maintain appearance, cleanliness, and ongoing affection to sustain love.
Periodic pain relief claims accompany customer testimonials from Mrs E Laverty of Middletown and Mrs Gertrude Heiser of Philadelphia. The ad notes chocolate coated tablets sold at drug stores with a trial size of 25 cents and urges monthly use for improved pep and reduced cramps.
Katherine and Mary plan a telegraphed funds transfer to Mrs. Gibbs in New Hampshire. Mary questions what to bring as packing for a trip begins, listing items like a crib, playpen, linens, towels, a portable refrigerator and stove, and a system for handling money and travel.
James Collins formerly of Buchtel and longtime Dayton resident died Saturday in a Dayton hospital after a period of illness. He had lived in Dayton for 12 years. He is survived by family and friends in the area.
Genieve Kemble notes a lunar informed shift bringing benign upheaval that may spark new projects and support from influential figures. Birthday readers enter a year of progress and possible disruption of current ties, with a talented child born today. Notable nativity Constance Talmadge, movie actress.
A long illness preceded a funeral held Tuesday at St Patrick's Church. The body arrived Monday at the home of cousin Mrs Agnes Mc Donald. The deceased is survived by brothers John and Tim Collins.
John Sayre Buchtel Harold Telliver and Joe Wagner joined the B O excursion to Washington. Lenne Whitmore attended the Athens County home economics teachers meeting in Athens Saturday. Mr and Mrs Will Wright visited Columbus with their son and daughter in law Ralph Wright. Also in Columbus were George Schively Fred Kirkendall and Marie Rife.
The readable fragments describe a society profile with heiress Dellora Angell and a young couple, noting travel and city life. Limited coherent facts are present about a California romance and a Mrs Norris, but details are fragmentary.
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